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Fundamental law regarding AI should make it illegal, IMHO, to impersonate a human being. Every AI output should clearly state it's from a computer (no using the
by wolverine876 3y ago
Fundamental law regarding AI should make it illegal, IMHO, to impersonate a human being. Every AI output should clearly state it's from a computer (no using the anthropomorphic word 'intelligence'): 'This text is generated by a computer.'
Give a valid reason to do otherwise. I can't think of one, unless you want to mislead people. Corporations can still have their chatbot customer service, and add that tagline. The only reason not to is so their customers think they are talking to a human.
- Calavar 3y agoThe question is how you would enforce a regulation like that when any guy with a few grand to burn can set up their own rig and start churning out images/video/text using their own finetune of an open model.
- wolverine876 3y agoThe point would be to enforce it on corporations, political parties, etc. - to prevent the powerful from using it destructively. Also, it's not clear that an individual can do it nearly as well as a well-resourced company with scientists and lots of processing power.
- squigz 3y agoAh, yes... corporations and political parties: 2 entities that famously never attempt to circumvent laws whenever possible.
- wolverine876 3y agoWhat do you conclude from that? No laws? They would be (they are) completely unrestrained.
- RandomLensman 3y agoDo you research who wrote a politician's speech, for example? What is the outcome you want to achieve with such regulation?